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work_w6gbuxndwndhfauk3p4summnle	Tom Corby	Landscapes of Feeling, Arenas of Action: Information Visualization as Art Practice	2008	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5368	337	50	ideas from the sciences, art history and theory, I set out a number of arguments toward an appreciation of visualization as I explore how scientifi c and visual arts domains may pictures produced by information visualization may be contingent" form grounded in wider visual cultures and histories of interpretation [14]. data in the visual arts has traditionally emerging work relates to scientifi c visualization or to develop a broader cultural • The visual arts can learn from scientifi c IV insofar as it offers them an effective means of producing new types work "shadows" scientifi c practice, because it does not image a specifi c event, the scientifi c image is subject to historical forms of pictorial production rooted particular, the intense visual and immersive landscapes produced by these works for the visual arts to produce pictorial Information," Images from Afar: Scientifi c Visualization The models of visualization practice produced by these artworks develop 	./cache/work_w6gbuxndwndhfauk3p4summnle.pdf	./txt/work_w6gbuxndwndhfauk3p4summnle.txt